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Call
for Papers
We solicit
papers relevant to the general workshop theme.
Relevant
workshop topics include (non-exhaustive list):
- Language
and Representation issues
- Semantic
Web infrastructure and architectures
- Metadata
and conceptual models for annotating content, resources,
and portals
- Automatic
annotation/tagging/metadata creation and recommendation
- Tools,
systems and methodologies for Semantic Web
- Application
of semantic web technology
- Migrating
information to semantic formats & Information Filtering
- Trust
in the Semantic Web
- Query
languages for the Semantic Web
- Information
correlation, integration, mediation and brokering on the
Web
- Resource
discovery
- Distributed
inference services
- Semantic
Web mining
The Workshop
gives the attendants the possibility to discuss ideas, problems
and visions they have about the technology of the Semantic
Web face to face. In particular we expect that people who
focus on subsets of Semantic Web issues learn how they can
benefit from other people's work or how they can contribute.
We hope to start a sense of community awareness that will
also help to discuss problems one encounters once the workshop
and the conference is finished. Finally, we expect to develop
a draft architecture for the Semantic Web, collecting the
ideas floating around and presenting them in a coherent manner.
Major
objectives of the workshop will be to outline visions for
research and industrial practice.
The workshop's
targeted audience comprises researches and practitioners in
the areas of databases, intelligent informationintegration,
knowledge representation, knowledge management, information
retrieval, metadata, web standards, digital libraries and
others.
Important
Dates
| Jan-1-2001 |
Deadline
for paper submission |
| Feb-1-2001 |
Notification
of acceptance |
| March-25-2001 |
Deadline
final contributions |
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